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Societies Exposed to Chinese Legal Influence were proud of having a Chinese way of life, particularly the elite and the intelligentsia. As a result, both countries adopted Confucian understanding on state, society and law and followed a rather legist legal practice. This chapter tells this story of contradiction through centuries, highlightin

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Japanese Lawtoday, though modern Japan rests, in theory, on western fundaments of law. The first unit unfolds the story of Japanese law from its very beginning in the first centuries CE until the coming to power of the Tokugawas. Important documents produced in this period, such as the political advises of Shot

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Concurrent Customary Laws, the archaic, patriarchal and martial moral code of Pashtun tribes of Afghanistan and Pakistan, the adat-laws of Southeast Asia in Indonesia and Malaysia, and some tribal customary laws in East-India. Some of them are concurrent to Islamic law: Pashtunwali modifies it only to some extent while Mala

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Persian Lawnged dramatically with the coming of Islam, which reduced the influence of Zoroastrianism, the followers of which are now a minority with no power but a strong will to adhere to their old laws. In addition to analysing these changes, the chapter dedicates separate units to basic institutions of publ

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Hindu Lawfollowed by the rather unique and complicated theory of punishments and an outline of the laws of procedure. The last unit unfolds Hindu law and how the British struggled with this ancient heritage, invented Anglo-Hindu law, a conglomerate that failed in praxis at the end and what role Hindu law in

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Exclusive Customary Lawsto the laws of Genghis Khan and how this was changed again to become a tribal law which was compiled in writing in the last centuries. The third unit is about Kazakh customs and their similarities and differences with Mongol and the customs of other Turkish people.